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Timed to the 110th anniversary of Yasujiro Ozu's birth (and the 50th of his death), "Ozu and His Afterlives" will feature the U.S. premieres of restorations of two of his color films and a selection of works by notable modern directors that show his influence.

Director Calin Peter Netzer discusses his leading lady Lumini&tcedil;a Gheorghiu and his new film Child's Pose, which won the Golden Bear in Berlin and will have its New York Premiere at Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema in November.

Halloween is one of our favorite holidays at Film Society and we're celebrating the opening night of our Scary Movies 7 series with a party and costume contest open to everyone attending the U.S. Premiere of All Cheerleaders Die or camp zombie classic Cemetery Man starring Rupert Everett!

Film adaptations of the work of the Nobel Prize-winning English playwright, screenwriter, director and actor make up Harold Pinter: Comedies of Menace & Quiet Desperation, taking place November 22 - 28.

Recent New York Film Festival debut The Square by Jehane Noujaim and 2013 New Directors/New Films titles Stories We Tell by Sarah Polley and Joshua Oppenheimer's The Act Of Killing are among the nominees unveiled today by the International Documentary Association for its 29th annual Documentary Awards.

[NYFF Critics Academy member Mark E Lukenbill looks back at the 51st festival and explores the "aching highs" and "melancholic lows" of love in three of the festival's films, Her, Blue Is the Warmest Color and Only Lovers Left Alive.]

Five finalists are in the running for the Puma Impact Award. The prize, given in partnership with BRITDOC, honors the documentary film that "has made the most significant positive impact on society or the environment and carries with it a €50,000 prize.

Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema returns for its 8th edition, opening with the World Premiere of Closer to the Moon and featuring the New York Premiere of Golden Bear winner Child's Pose starring fest special guest Luminița Gheorghiu.

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